The closing film on March 17 will be “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote” from director and “Monty Python” alum Terry Gilliam. The quirky fantasy stars Adam Driver — tortured bad guy Kylo Ren in the recent “Star Wars” movies — and British veteran Jonathan Pryce. In between, there will be live dance, music and fashion performances before selected movie screenings, as well as the return of virtual reality and augmented reality programming that has been a growing part of the festival for the past few years. The March 7 “Poets N Film” presentation will showcase poetry films, dance and music performances, and spoken-word performance from several South Bay poets including Kimy Martinez, Robert Pesich, Venus Jones and Santa Clara County Poet Laureate Mighty Mike McGee, plus a special appearance by California Poet Laureate Dana Gioia.

“You’re allowed to try,” she adds, “It’s really a gift the company gives its dancers.”, Haskins choreographed “Poetry of Being” to 3 yards - ballet dancer - grosgrain ribbon - your choice style - single sided 22mm 25mm two movements of Tchaikovsky’s Sextet in D minor Op, 70, popularly known as “Souvenir de Florence.”, “I’m a big fan of classical music,” Haskins says, “and ‘Souvenir de Florence’ I’ve loved my whole life, The record I’m using is the one my parents had when I was a kid.”, While her choreography for the piece is “definitely with pointe shoes and classical technique,” Haskins says, “I like to push my dancers to move beyond classical positions and make everything feel natural, so it’s almost like the music is propelling them to move..

College Station, Texas. About the unit: The only collegiate mounted combat unit in the country, Parsons Mounted Cavalry consists of cavalry, artillery and quartermaster elements. Cadets are full-time students and oversee the program including care of the animals, maintenance of the facility, and planning all the unit’s public events. Parsons Mounted Cavalry assists with the therapeutic riding program, Courtney Cares, which provides equine-assisted therapy for children and adults with physical and/or cognitive disabilities.

Many parents who brought their children to the Sequoia but who weren’t especially interested in seeing the movie spent their time relaxing in lounging rooms or quietly reading in the overstuffed ambiance of the lobby, A “dazzlingly conceived and executed color scheme,” greeted patrons at the Stanford Theater on University Avenue in Palo Alto that Arkush opened in 1925, This design he based on the art of Greece and Assyria, And while Arkush installed a marquee that rivaled his garish blinking marvel on Burlingame Avenue, 3 yards - ballet dancer - grosgrain ribbon - your choice style - single sided 22mm 25mm Palo Alto residents were appalled, They demanded something more sedate and in line with the intellectual flavor of the town, Arkush replaced the sign..

Details: 8 p.m.; $30; 925-373-6800, lvpac.org. 4 Gregory Dawson: The Isadora Duncan Dance Award-winning choreographer and Oakland resident strives to bridge the worlds of ballet and contemporary dance with his Bay Area company, dawsondancesf. This weekend, he brings his troupe, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary, to San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center for the Arts to premiere a new work, “les verites,” featuring a live score by saxophonist Richard Howell, the Classical Revolution Quartet and composer Rob Kurti, as well as a multimedia show by John Ramirez.